how many gallons per minute, full opened?
27382
Pure heaven.....its enough you could drown in(especially if you make the mandatory modification of removing the silly flow restrictors
27383
We installed this dual showerhead when we moved into our new home in the fall. We removed both restricters and we love this product. I agree with the other review, it is pure heaven to shower with this unit. It is a wonderful drenching experience with soft flowing water, with just the right amount of pressure. If you do not have good water pressure in your home, I cannot speak for how you will enjoy this shower head with the restrictors left on. The quality of the bronze finish and workmanship are both excellent. Highly recommend.
27384
Exactly one million (pinky to lip)...nah I dunno... but its really nice.... also the flow restricters are removable if that's your thing.
537014
When you go to fill-up it would ask how many gallons did you use. Just adjust that number up or down to get better accurate numbers. For more info on your scanguage you can get it here http://www.scangauge.com/support/user-manuals/scangaugeii-user-manuals/
2162145
I agree with Bradley. I was able to pump out 2 gallons from a scooter in around 2 minutes. I figure it would take 5-6 minutes of steady pumping to do 5 gallons. It's a good little pump. If it took Don 15-30 to pump 5 gallons, then his pump may be broken.
1077438
The amount of water passing through the shower head per minute -hold a gallon container under the head and time for 30 sec then x2
2016890
Liters per minute lpm . And it's a very small air pump like for an aquarium
2162143
It seems to siphon @ a little over a gallon per minute, so 3-4 minutes. Best guess.
1261843
I remembered it to be 1.5 gallon of water. This is the good size for me, I filled up a little over half for the container, and it lasted for 2 weeks. But this is not recommended, as the water gets dirty for that kind of length of time.
2232898
Tap water, 1L, 5 minutes to full boil, timed with stopwatch. Doubted my results after seeing other answers, repeated with fresh water...same result.
1428494
About 3300 gallons. The water doesn't go all the way to the top. I guessed that the water was 2.5 feet deep to come up with that number. The calculation is pi (3.14) times the radius squared (7.5 feet squared = 56.25) times the depth (2.5 feet). That gives you 442 cubic feet. To get gallons you multiple that by 7.48. That comes to 3300 gallons. That takes all day to fill with a standard hose (5 gallons per minute = 300 gallons per hour)
1972299
I don't really know, but I'm guessing I get about 5 minutes of spraying out of a tank so it's probably about .2 gallons per minute (but don't quote me on that...)
108245
I don't know the exact per minute rate but a 5 minute shower used approximately 2 1/2 Gallons of water ...I took a five minute shower and used half of the contents of a 5 gallon bucket of warm water. Jim K
1493953
Hi Jill, Mine took 6 hours the first time but after that it fills fast.. 20mins for a gallon I think.
420296
At 1.6 gallons per minute flow, expect to take just under a half hour to fill a conventional tub. Most tub faucets do not have flow restrictors built in.
1693025
I am not sure what you are asking, it would depend on your water pressure, I have read a Q/A on another site, the person has 40 psi water pressure, and the answers says it is good enough pressure, and you should get 1.5 gal per minute with this faucet. Hope this helps.
1786686
I'm not sure exactly but I have used mine for several hours and still have almost a full tank.
1448787
Hi carl I believe it was either 7 or 9 gallons per minute but it has low lifting capability it is designed only to supply it to the pressure pump. I am using it for a cummings diesel engine in a motor home. Have driven it 1600 miles since install, works well.
1973724
Sorta, with a little extra capacity.Depending upon the station and temperature, I have filled from 1.2 to 1.5 into the tank based upon THEIR meter. 90% of the time the fill from empty is 1.3 gallons.